And now on to part two with Brother Stephen Lund, Doctrine in Covenants 93.

One of my heroes is Elder Larry Echo Hock, who is the General Authority 70.

He grew up on a reservation and somehow out of pure talent work ends up at BYU as a football player

and as a student and ends up going to law school, ends up being the Attorney General, the state of Idaho work ends up at BYU as a football player and as a student and ends up going to law school,

ends up being the Attorney General of the state of Idaho, ends up being, I think, the undersecretary

of the Interior for Indian Affairs, 60,000 employees working for him. I was chatting with him one

day and I asked you, how do you do that? How do you manage an organization

like that and find time for your family and for scholarship and all the other things you do?

And he said, oh, that comes down to one thing I do when I got to BYU, solve the workload and

saw the football. With everything I was doing there, I knew I didn't have the capacity

to do it. I made a promise that I was going to avail myself of the help of heaven. I'm not saying

this in his words. This is my recollection of his impression. He said, I decided that I was going to

read 10 pages of the Book of Mormon every day to get centered and to get strengthened.

Read 10 pages or until I felt the spirit, whichever came last.

Having done that, he said, it empowered me to do all the other things that I needed to do.

Then he said something very much like this.

I don't have it written down, but he said, I found that on any given day,

the most important thing that I did in that day

was that, the reading of the scriptures.

Having done that, everything else was secondary,

but having done that important thing,

then I had the help of heaven to do the stuff that was beyond me

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